Looks like it’s quite popular in Japan.

Well they already have a nfc checker in the ams.

Thanks for the input. I’m mainly worried they rugpull us by doing something like nfc proprietary filament once they have a big enough customer base but the P1S is just killer value compared to any other fdm printer. I commissioned some 3d models this week and have friends who ordered a carbon so I’ll probably get a P1S in a couple of weeks (unless the recently trademarked bambu models are even better value).

Same for me. Right now I don’t need a laptop at all but when I get one, it will be a framework.

I really want automatic bed-leveling and multi-color printing.

Revolt isn’t federated, every instance is standalone.

That doesn’t sound too promising 😓

Alright, thank you!

You will also not get the benefit of the automatic calibration features.

You are talking about the lidar? It can still auto-bed-level without internet right?

I’ve also seen that bambu sells fairly priced replacement parts themselves and them offering upgrade kits for the P1P gives them some street cred as well. I was mostly worried because I heard that bambu printers upload all models into the cloud first and lose a ton of functionality without it (and the RFID spool thing could be used for DRM filament) but it looks like you can always print from SD card.

Thank you for the detailed reply. What do you think about the new Bambu P1S? Looks like the main difference to the carbon is no lidar and a worse screen and with the ams addon it’s 1000€ vs 1500€ for the carbon. I’m seriously considering getting the P1S.

From what I’ve read so far, the mk4 could support path shaping but it just isn’t implemented in the software yet and so the Bambu prints roughly twice as fast.

No, defederating would block all flow between instances. The problem is with hosting content that you don’t want to or arent allowed to host. Currently if I view a image from burggit, the image gets saved to the monero.town and then served whenever someone else views it from there, which is a problem. If instead every time someone wants to view that image, it gets pulled from burggit again, monero.town isn’t in trouble for hosting it anymore.

True, guess not caching remote content at all should be an option as well. Then you can just block caching for every instance that doesn’t enforce proper tagging.

This issue should be solved if you could just set lemmy to not cache federated NSFW images (without fully disabling NSFW on your instance) since then users would load the images from the remote server and not the homeserver.

Monero.town is very lax when it comes to moderation as long as you don’t say anything that could get you arrested in Germany.

Also, we will probably have language models running locally on our phones with all the info we’ll ever need in a short few years anyways.

The video in that article is hilarious.

The lobotomies will continue. Free models will keep getting better.

I like lemmies approach of not trying to reinvent the wheel and just let people put their matrix usernames into their profile for secure communication.